Diabetes is the most expensive chronic illness in the U.S., with $1 of every $4 in healthcare costs going to care for diabetics. The National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP) estimates that $237 billion is spent directly on diabetes-related medical costs every year, while another $90… Continue reading In Search Of A Cure: The Growing Number Of Diabetics Is Inspiring A New Generation Of Therapies

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CCUS is a central part of every industrial decarbonization roadmap. At its heart, this is a separation challenge, which therefore brings about the question of whether membranes can be used. Membranes are a very attractive solution. They can offer an energy efficient route to gas separation, which is a large… Continue reading What Role Will Membranes Play In Carbon Capture?

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Second Fusion Test Successful – Time to Consider Cosmic Nudging; Two Ways in Which Nuclear Fusion Could Help Reverse Global Warming Breakthrough On Fusion Energy WASHINGTON, D.C. (August 7, 2013) – The new second and improved demonstration that nuclear fusion can be used to produce energy, by the Lawrence Livermore… Continue reading Second Fusion Test Successful – Time To Consider Cosmic Nudging

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Morningstar recently launched the Morningstar Global Brain Health Innovation Index and has published a new research paper that outlines the Index and the next wave of innovation in neurology, with expected progress in treatment options for disorders such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, dementia, and more. The oncoming wave of innovation has… Continue reading Morningstar Global Brain Health Innovation Index: Neurology Will Likely Be The Focus Of Next Wave Of Pharmaceutical Innovation

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IDTechEx have recently published the market research report “Antiviral and Antimicrobial Technology Market 2023-2033”, covering additives and coatings that can provide residual antimicrobial protection to surfaces. IDTechEx’s report covers key antimicrobial technologies as well as industry drivers and main applications. For the past 3 years, antimicrobial companies have been busy… Continue reading COVID-19 Pandemic Boosts Antimicrobial Technology Innovation

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Decarbonization is the main market driver across the industrial sector. In every roadmap there is an evolving mix of solutions that span the technology readiness spectrum, each with their own proponents and critics. Within these strategies, there are inevitably a wide range of scientific and engineering pain points. One such… Continue reading Decarbonization Initiatives Provide New Market Opportunities For Gas Separation Membranes

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In the rapidly evolving landscape of hydrogen, the global push for low-carbon hydrogen production is accelerating the exploration of sustainable, scalable, and economically viable technologies. While blue and green hydrogen have been spotlighted as the eminent options for medium and long-term decarbonization, the less-publicized turquoise hydrogen, generated via methane pyrolysis,… Continue reading Methane Pyrolysis: Unlocking The Potential Of Turquoise Hydrogen Production

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The risks of developing many neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease, increase significantly with age. However, there have been very few significant technological advances in treating these devastating diseases over the last few decades. The Search For Effective Treatments… Continue reading Why Targeting Regulatory T Cells Looks Promising In Treating Neurodegenerative Diseases

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High Blood pressure is a key factor in the risk of stroke and brain damage in patients over 50 and Alzheimer’s and dementia for younger adults, according to findings in two recently published studies Both studies were published in the separate issues of the JAMA Network Open. Lowering Systolic Blood… Continue reading High Blood Pressure Raises Risk Of Alzheimer’s, Stroke, And Brain Damage

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As high-performance computing, artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms, and even consumers become increasingly data-hungry, hardware struggles to keep pace. In addition, the need for real-time assessments of moving data points – such as for the accurate velocity-mapping of other objects in autonomous systems and facial recognition for security systems… Continue reading Developments In Semiconductor Photonics: More Data, More Quickly

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